Double Bummer

Too Much Sleep is the second album by the experimental college rock/art-rock band Bongwater . It was released in 1989, and unlike Double Bummer was a single album. Most of the songs are written by Mark Kramer and Ann Magnuson with some...

In this article: Bongwater, Mark Kramer, Ann Magnuson, Dogbowl, Dave Rick, Roky Erickson, King Missile, and 13th Floor Elevators

Double Bummer is a double -LP by Bongwater which was released in 1988.

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SAN DIEGO -- Finally, Tony Gwynn could exhale. After enduring two long nights and spending hour after hour on his computer keeping track of college baseball tournaments across the country, Gwynn and his San Diego State Aztecs got the news...

In this article: Tony Gwynn, Aztecs, Stephen Strasburg, Padres, Mountain West Conference, Utah, ACC, and Fresno State

By BERNIE WILSON, AP Sports Writer Bernie Wilson, Ap Sports Writer - Mon May 25, 5:49 pm ET SAN DIEGO - Finally, Tony Gwynn could exhale. After enduring two long nights and spending hour after hour on his computer keeping track of...

In this article: Tony Gwynn, Aztecs, Stephen Strasburg, Padres, Mountain West Conference, Utah, ACC, Fresno State, and San Diego State Aztecs

Will Syncing the Navigator Keep It From Sinking? | Autopia from Wired.com Will Syncing the Navigator Keep It From Sinking? Ford knows it's got a good thing going with the Microsoft-powered Sync system. What else explains the staggering 88%...

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Bongwater was a college rock band formed in 1985 and dissolved in 1992 . The group was founded by Ann Magnuson and Mark Kramer (who was also the founder of the Shimmy Disc record label). The group also featured drummer Dave Licht and...

In this article: Bongwater, Ann Magnuson, The Power of Pussy, Led Zeppelin, God, Dave Rick, Dazed and Confused, AIDS, Kisses Sweeter than Wine, and Bedazzled

Bjork Cancels Another Gig, Throat Ailing | Pitchfork Poor Bjork! After giving her all for the environment over the weekend at Nattura-- apparently the "largest live music event ever held in Iceland", drawing 10% of the country's population--...

In this article: Bjork, Sheffield, Verona, Iceland, Rome, Italy, Helsinki, and Athens, Greece